look closely as these elephants at the san diego zoo.n the ground rum manies. you see them gathering and forming anna alert circle to protect their young. nobody was hurt. >>> and the cdc just released new data on autism reporting a rise in the rate of autism cases over the last two decades. not all doctors agree on the findings. >> reporter: the cdc said that one in 318-year-old's were identified with autism spectrum disorder in 2022 up from one in 36 two years earlier. boys were more than three times as likely as girls to be identified with autism, minority children more than heights. almost 40% of the kids have a disability. health and human services secretary robert f kennedy jr. today calling autism an epidemic. >> this whole generation of kids is damaged by chronic disease. >> reporter: a doctor of new york's searev autism center disagrees. is this report an accurate representation? >> no, i don't think we have an epidemic. i think there are a number of factors. >> reporter: such as? >> broadening diagnosis guidelines, younger age

the elephants at the san diego zoo safari park in california begin running as the earthquake hits.camera shaking. then, the older elephants rushing to protect their young, forming what's called an alert circle around the youngest of their herd. the adults standing in that tight cycle there facing outward, shielding the calves. the zoo sharing the remarkable images, reminding us elephants are highly intelligent, social animals who have the unique ability to feel sounds through their feet. and this was their natural response to a perceived threat, to defend the vulnerable. right here tonight -- >> hello, david. >> david: marco wynn from the san diego zoo wildlife alliance. >> we're all connected with mother nature, and this was an excellent reminder of the beauty and nuances of wild life. what a really unique and special moment for us to share with your audiences around the world. >> david: telling us the elephants were all unharmed. the circle dispersing once they determined all the elephants were safe. the duty of the elephants tonight. i'm david muir. thank you for being here. fro

yesterday there was a 5.2 magnitude quake that was centered in san diego county and carlos, to reportsideo that was captured during the earthquake and the aftershocks. >> from disrupting this cat nearly out of its bed. to joel teen, a sleeping baby awake from script. the temblor was felt throughout much of southern california leaving at least one infant crying. rattled nerves elsewhere. the magnitude 5.2 quake struck at 10. 0, monday morning center near the mountain town of julian about 60 miles northeast of san diego. >> instantly aggressive shaking. >> and within 10 seconds, i've you like it was a factor at dylan carneiro was doing his business in the bathroom when bottles at mountain spirits. liquor came crashing down. it was all top shelf. of course. >> and so just start with the weather. that's already a $250 battle. >> the damage costing close to $600 across the street. customers at the warm hearth were sent running as items were flying off store shelves. it was really scary, especially all the like the glass was like . it's shaking and it was rumbling. could carry the morning. d

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and then disembarking which are people from the bay area but then a friend of mine is flying to san diego from san francisco and then she's actually stopping here for 24 hours as part of the cruise. yes. which one is called a full turn and one is an in yes. yes. so i think it'd be great in your numbers to understand what the breakdown is between those because i think that's a different she's doing she's taking her mother from new york . but i think it would be interesting to understand that because i think that's two different variables what we're looking at from a tourism perspective and what we're also looking for hooking locals who are coming from vallejo or the east bay or other parts to get on those ships for the full turns and how do we get them to come back when they're not on that ship and be part of the waterfront? so i think that could just be an interesting data point from an economic perspective. thank you. thank you, director forbes. a great report and i just can't tell you how much fun i had at the breakfast of champions and celebrate our staff, individuals and teams all wor

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that includes these elephants at the san diego zoo.ing an alert circle and in the center is the herd's youngest member. experts say it's a natural response to a perceived threat. the elephants are now back to their routine. >>> in hungary, the parliament has allowed the government to ban events organized by the lgbtq community including the annual pride parade which draws thousands every year. the change also allows authorities to use facial recognition software to identify people who attend banned gatherings. you saw opponents there of the measure trying to block the entrance of a parliament parking garage, tieing themselves together, but they were removed by police. >>> mark zuckerberg is back on the stand today in day two of the landmark antitrust trial. >> the federal trade commission is accusing meta of creating a monopoly more than a decade ago. it alleges the purchase was an attempt to squash competition. if the judge rules against meta, the company may be forced to restructure or sell those two apps. >> brian cheung joins us no

. >> still ahead, san diego shaken by earthquake that included the zoo. animals here.g with odors? get back in there and freshen instantly with febreze air mist. febreze's fine mist floats longer in the air to fight even your toughest odors. so long stinky smells and hello amazing freshness. febreze air mist. salonpas lidocaine flex. a super thin, flexible patch with maximum otc strength lidocaine that contours to the body to relieve pain right where it hurts. and did we mention, it really, really sticks? salonpas, it's good medicine. >> on this date in history, jackie robinson became the first african-american player in major league baseball. also, we remember the titanic ship that sank news nation's markie. martin has a look back. >> it is april 15th and i hope you remember its national tax day in 18. 65 the 16th president of the united states, abraham lincoln died from a gunshot wound inflicted the night before by john wilkes booth. the british ocean liner titanic sank into the north atlantic ocean, the massive ship which carried 2200 passengers and crew tragically

video from the san diego zoo, instinctively circling an elephant calf to protect is the ground was shaking beneath them. the elephants are in what is known as an alert circle used to protect the young. i love that so much. all the elephants appear to be safe. no damage at the zoo. animals are amazing. that is for sure. >> they always have such unique reactions to a natural disaster or earthquake, dogs bark before it happens. >> you said your dog bark before it was even felt by her. >> the story with martha starts right now. >> martha: those elephants are amazing. good afternoon everybody. our martha maccallum and this is the story. the open border was obviously one of the most compelling issues of the 2024 election. it is good to keep track of how things are going there. the numbers have dropped dramatically. march averaged the lowest daily nationwide apprehensions in history. 264 per day. a year ago, that number was well over 4000. seizures of cocaine, math, heroin, fentanyl, marijuana, all dramatically on the rise as these border patrol officials are able to do their jobs. cbp collecting

video from the san diego zoo, instinctively circling an elephant calf to protect is the ground was shakings an alert circle used to protect the young. i love that so much. all the elephants appear to be safe. no damage at the zoo. animals are amazing. that is for sure. >> they always have such unique reactions to a natural disaster or earthquake, dogs bark before it happens. >> you said your dog bark before it was even felt by her. >> the story with martha starts right now. >> martha:

it shows elephants at the san diego zoo, forming what's called an alert circle to protect their young during yesterday's 5.2 magnitude earthquake. zoo officials say the animals have the ability to feel sound through their feet, and you can see them there. the park's older african elephants instinctively moved quickly to encircle and shield the two seven-year-old calves from any possible danger. if it were up to our executive producer, michelle, that story would have led all hours today. it is adorable, after all. when we come back, attorneys for the man mistakenly deported to el salvador are back in court after president trump and el salvador's leader say they cannot return him to the u.s. stay with cnn news central. we're back in just a moment. >> hola, familia. hola. this is going to be so tasty. i think you know what you're doing. i'm so excited. salud. >> eva longoria searching for spain premieres april 27th on cnn. >> i have type two. >> diabetes. but i manage it well. >> it's a little. >> pill with. >> a big. story to tell. >> i take. >> once daily. >> jardiance at. >> each. >>

we'll note that that wild animal park is sort of northeast of san diego proper, and that's much closerhich was out in julian. so those animals felt it a lot stronger than, let's say, you know, the folks in downtown san b it's interesting to see, you know, animals reacting to what they perceive as a threat. you know, i bet it was t to just to see it a little more insight, a little more insight into it. you know, i think my dog is pretty smart, but just to see how those animals get together and protect, you know, and get ready just in case there's some sort of danger there. i think that that is really, really interesting thing to see. so very cool there. all right. let's move on to some basketball now. all right. this is the all important nba play in game to determine if the warriors advance to the playoffs. and it's deja vu as the dubs face a familiar opponent tonight at chase center. ktvu jesse gary live at the arena with more on the contest and what fans can expect. jesse good morning. you have all your warriors colors on. looking good. hopefully some good luck too. >> i am ready. i a

that struck san diego county.o. this is when the earthquake strikes. see the middle of your screen there. the elephants begin circling. they're circling their young in a formation called alert circle, which is used to protect the herd from threats in the wild. the two cows in this herd, zuly. and mikaya, are shielded. >> in the. >> center of that. meanwhile, the three adults face outwards with their ears flapping until the threat passes. about four minutes later, such important life lessons that these elephants are teaching us. it's just a matter of noticing it. turning now to the latest twist in the ongoing menendez brothers case, the los angeles district attorney's office apologizing to the menendez family late last night after they claimed the use of a graphic photo in court led to the hospitalization of the brothers. 85 year old aunt. nbc's liz creutz has more. >> the office that's been fighting to keep the menendez brothers from getting set free. issuing a rare apology to the menendez family after a deputy di

it hit northeast of san diego. residents up to palm springs reported feeling tramors. video from the san diego zoo capturing the moment a group of elephants formed a protective circle when the earthquake struck. that's something to see there. >> bill: very interesting. now you have new requirements coming to u.s. airports. real i.d. will soon be needed for anyone flying domestically. the deadline weeks away. cb cotton has a resolution for you, laguardia airport in new york city. good morning. >> good morning. flying can come with a lot of headaches. you can avoid one of them by making sure you are ready for this may 7th deadline. that's when travelers, more than 18 years old, will have to show a real i.d. to board domestic flights or carry another accepted form of i.d. like a passport or u.s. military i.d. if you show up unprepared tsa said you may face extra screenings or outright denial. some are extending hours adding staff or even opening on saturdays as the clock winds down for people to get this done at dmvs. >> it is a pain in the neck. i think i was just -- >>

the service was being live streamed at the san diego zoo safari park. frightened elephants instinctively forming what's known as an alert circle to protect the herd. construction crews in downtown san diego were 35 stories high when the building began to sway. >> the guys on top there on the side of the building and they could fall off. >> the quake also triggered rockslides, sending boulders crashing onto roads. many residents here in san diego and up north in los angeles received early warnings via text thanks to apps like myshake, which sent out alerts just seconds before the tremors hit. robin. thankfully, no injuries were reported. >> you're right, thankfully, about that. stephanie. thank you. now to the biggest moments from last night's wnba draft. paige bueckers, fresh off her national championship win with uconn going as expected, the number one pick with the dallas wings. it will leave you here with more on all the big night. >> yeah. good morning. that was a lock, right? we it feels it feels good to get a call right every once in a while. hope

centered in san diego county, but felt all across the southern california.ew videos showing the moment it hit and the reaction both people and animals feeling the effects. nbc's liz kreutz in l.a. with more. liz, good morning to you. >> hey, mike. good morning to you. southern california has about 10,000 earthquakes every year. most of them so small they can't be felt. but yesterday the region had one of the few quakes a year that could be and for more than 100 miles, even prompting an incredible moment elephants at the san diego zoo safari park forming an alert circle to protect their young. >> reporter: millions of people across southern california, jolted by a 5.2 magnitude earthquake in san diego county monday morning. >> it's terrifying. because you don't know when going to stop. >> and we felt the whole house start to shake. >> reporter: the shaking felt from mexico all the way to los angeles. the vibrating even felt in palm springs and among festival goers at coachella. >> i thought my friend was dancing in the backseat, but we just saw the signs shak

i'm going to hand things off to mark sherman of san diego. >> commissioners, thank you for your time. i am mark schwarzman, architect with skidmore, owings and merrill on behalf of the project sponsor. so the image that you see here shows the project site for the fire station outlined in yellow south of washington street between washington and merchant. to the west of battery street the remainder of the block to the west between merchant and washington in red is the site of the mixed use project. together the two sites sit essentially centered between one maritime plaza which has an elevated public open space and the transamerica pyramid at which base sits the redwood park. as well as improvements to mark twain alley that that project has made which is essentially directly on axis with merchant street today. some existing photos of the site the current building at 447 battery is a three story brick building there it is it is currently vacant as are the other two commercial buildings adjacent to the fire station shown in the image at the top left the fire station is the building with a

mayor matt mehan visited a similar site in san diego last summer to bring lessons back to san jose. >> our goal is to stabilize folks, assess their needs, connect them to case management, and help them move on to a longer term setting within 30 days. >> the safe sleeping site is set to open in june. it's been more than two years since the mass shooting in half moon bay, where seven farm workers were gunned down by a coworker. that tragedy exposed widespread housing inequalities for farm workers who live in the community. after years of legislative and physical labor. half moon bay has installed three new residences to address this issue. they are on stone pine road. the community's goal is to build 47 of these in two years. we're told by a community organizer that some of those homes could be owned by the by the workers. former half moon bay mayor joaquin jimenez tells abc seven he has been dreaming of this moment. >> i am getting emotional. >> what does this mean to you? >> a lot of hard work, uh- heartbreak, a lot of pushback. a lot of people, you know, telling me that i was crazy t

these are elephants at the san diego zoo. and look at that. they are forming a protective circle around a calf. zoo officials say elephants have the ability to feel sound through their feet. several pets were jolted by the quake and they were barking and running. and i mean, that's a pretty amazing moment to see right there how intuitive these elephants were when the ground started shaking. i have a ton of family in san diego and read when it when you know you heard about it, you text me immediately. and of course, my aunt was calling and checking and like, oh my gosh, this just happened. but she lives not that far from julian where it was centered. and she i mean, her whole place just shook. >>really? yeah. one of our producers, caroline bowl from down in la, was happened to be in san diego and said it was pretty violent >>shaking. >>but i love seeing the video of the elephants. i'm a big fan of elephants circling around the young one. i just think that's so beautiful. and then the dogs in the video that you're starting to see on social media

sam desmond from san diego. a clip from the president.rday night on sunday. watch here. >> mexico has a faulty sewage system that is dumping sewage into our part of the ocean. and the pacific ocean is not looking too good on many occasions. sometimes it stops and sometimes it breaks. when it breaks, it's very bad and disgusting things happen and they shouldn't be doing this. >> bill: here is what the department of defense found. as a result of navy seal candidate exposure to contaminated water during training they are presented with increase health risk and the training mission could be impacted. you are saying that at some times you get 1,000-day delay for these exercises, people going to the beach. how bad is it? >> well, it is horrific. thankfully the president stopped the immigration, millions of people coming across the border, fentanyl but this has been going on for a long time having the sewage come across. and in the last three years with everybody from central america, south america and the rest of the world coming across the sou

now, will.i.am demonstrated that app in san diego by asking it questions and showcasing the response.chnology is my heart and soul. it helped me amplify my creative ideas, working with computers. and now my fyi, ai is my contribution to compute. >> what do you think, pam? >> he's all in. >> he's in. and before making it big with the black eyed peas, will.i.am grew up in la. now he's back in east la visiting schools and helping young entrepreneurs learn and find out how i can be helpful. >> well, easter is this sunday and the holiday often associated with bright colors and sweet treats. so we got an inside look at a factory that makes one of the most popular candies for the holiday. take a look at that, complete with a car outside. the peeps, the chicks and bunnies are hot sellers during easter. the company's brand manager says it relies on just four ingredients. make 5.5 million peeps every single day, which is approximately 2 billion peeps per year. we have sugar, corn sirup, gelatin, and air. they are cooked and mixed and whipped together. they are just such cute characters. they ha

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a 5.2 magnitude earthquake rocks the san diego area. the tremor sending residents running for safety and knocking items off store shelves. >>> easter is less than a week away. some families finding creative alternatives to celebrate the holiday. it is tuesday, april 15th. "early today" starts right now. . >>> and good morning to you. i'm richard lui. we have reached day 86 of the second trump administration, and the white house is targeting harvard university. the administration sent a list of demands to the ivy league school, calling on them to change their admissions and hiring practices. the school was directed to eliminate dei programs and have a third party audit to address alleged anti-semitism. harvard's president rejected the demands, saying the university will not surrender its independence or constitutional rights. the white house spokesperson saying in turn, president trump is working to make higher education great again by countering anti-semitism. >>> the president of el salvador met president trump in the oval office. here

there, and in case you're wondering, the quake was also felt by elephants at the san diego zoo.know, apparently because we asked. kate. >> all right, so president trump's tariff whiplash, it has roiled markets and supercharged uncertainty for businesses large and small alike, consumers as well. but for some workers in the steel industry, the president's moves are exactly what they're looking for. cnn's jason carroll sends in this report from ohio. >> i'm very optimistic. >> and i. >> agree you're optimistic. i am i'm extremely optimistic. >> optimistic not the word. >> some might. >> use to describe. >> their outlook on the economy, given all the back and forth with tariffs. but here at swanton welding just outside toledo, ohio, the company's owner, norman zeder, says thanks to trump's tariff tactics, he and his workers are feeling good about the future of the business. despite all the ups and downs on wall street. >> wall street. affects us to a certain extent, but not a lot. >> welders like ethan sanderson also feeling bullish, hoping all that is happening with tariffs will ev

a hard of elephants at the san diego zoo is a far i can't protect their young when the camera startsyear-old calves. according to the zoo this behavior is an alert circle, protecting the young. that have very sweet. adam over to you and weather. >> adam: good morning there, carley. i have been out here making friends. folks from west virginia here. we have a guy happy 25th lizzy. this is your 25th wedding anniversary. >> yes it is. i want to say happy anniversary lizy. you are the best thing in my whole life. and shout out to our daughters. >> adam: what's the secret to 25 years? >> yes, dear. >> adam: that's great advice get the weather and great advice. let's dive into the forecast largely across the country has been looking pretty good. this is a look at that earthquake that carley mentioned just a bit ago shook most of southern california. that is a bit of a story those folks will be dealing with otherwise across the country looking at fairly clear conditions back out here on fox square. we will toss it back in to ainsley. big wave from herb? give me a wave. what about you, buddy

yesterday's 5.2 magnitude earthquake was centered in san diego county, and it was felt from mexico all the way up to los angeles. the quake was followed by several aftershocks. the woman said she ran outside because she thought the roof of her house was coming down. >> we have a large beam that runs through the center of our house, and i heard a cracking noise. and so my first instinct was to get out because i didn't want to be underneath that beam. >> to be able to feel something like that nature and that power is terrifying. >> now, some people praised california's early warning system and said they received phone alerts before they felt shaking. the good news, no reports of injuries or serious damage. >>> well, the deadline for most of us to file our federal tax returns is today. but there are some exceptions like if you filed for an extension or if you live in one of 13 states where the irs has extended the filing cut off date due to natural disasters in those areas. the agency yesterday said both arkansas and tennessee qualify for an extension because of storms, flooding, and torn

and i want you to see this as the ground began to shake in san diego. elephants at the zoo there went into survival mode, springing into action to protect their young. just like that mom did. the herd quickly scrambled to huddle up and shield the two seven year old younger elephants, giving us a glimpse of how animals handle things in the wild. still coming up on cnn this morning, president trump's tariffs are leaving many industries in limbo. but at least one group is hopeful they'll get a reprieve. plus, your taxes are due today. and we're looking at the trump administration's reported plans for the irs. and i want to say good morning to saint louis. that's where we're monitoring a fire at a commercial building. you can see some of the smoke and flames there, actually just under the arch. >> cnn news central today at 7:00 eastern. >> kate made progress with her mental health, but her medication caused unintentional movements in her face, hands and feet called tardive dyskinesia, or td. so her doctor prescribed austedo xr, a once daily extended release

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. >> welcome back and check out this video from the san diego zoo. there was a minor earthquake in southern california yesterday, and in this video you can see elephants at the zoo. you see the shaking. they're reacting to the shaking. but then watch what happens here. the elephants form what's known as an alert circle surrounding and protecting a young calf in the middle of the herd. there was no damage reported at the zoo, but how cool the magnitude 5.2 quake was centered just outside san diego, with much of southern california experiencing light shaking. >> it was a pretty good shake. >> i heard. >> it first. >> and then. >> when i heard it, i felt it. >> and when. >> i felt it, i was like, i have to get. >> the baby. >> i'm a six. >> foot. >> three guy and. >> nothing really. >> scares me that much. but to hear the entire earth, you know, rumble like that. >> loud like thunder. >> loud. >> it wasn't just adults. take a look at this. this baby jolted awake by the quake. now the baby doesn't appear to be hurt. but apparently after the shaking does

a herd of elephants at san diego zoo taking action to protect their young during 5.2 magnitude earthquakerd scramble to shield 27-year-old elephants from possible threats. they several minutes after the earthquake was over. interesting moments animal kingdom. how about this? , new kingdom gubernatorial race. former assistant secretary of state for george w. bush and former intel officer robert bobby charles has thrown his hat in the ring. take a look at this. >> i'm running for governor because it is time that we cut crime, cut taxes, cut sanctuary cities, and cut woke. >> todd: what about cutting wood? robert charles joins us now. bobby, why you and why now? >> you know, todd, it took me two years to think about this and at the end of the day i concluded that this state that i grew up in is not the state any longer that i grew up in. and it's in real trouble. i spent time in almost every county i have walked and talked and here's the bottom line. this state is overrun by drug traffickers right now. we have the dominican groupings the chinese. we have the mexican groups up here. we lose 4

a shaky start to the week for people around san diego and. elon musk. palo >>alto, >>the home >>tesla >>engine. why some people crossing the street in the peninsula were hearing messages from the richest man on the planet. >>hi, i'm sara donchey. tomorrow could be the start of a new era in oakland when voters choose a new mayor. the two frontrunners, barbara lee and lauren taylor, have a long history with the city already, and they're hoping to add to it with an election day victory for the mayor's office. so whoever wins, though, will have their hands full immediately. with the big budget crisis and public safety top of mind for voters. also on the ballot tomorrow is district two council seat and a sales tax increase. our amanda hari caught up with early voters. >>there just learned over the years. just smiling. yeah. >>oakland will soon have a new mayor. tuesday, april 15th is the last day to vote in the special election. despite the high stakes, the alameda county deputy registrar says less than 20% of voters have returned their ballots. but in the f

mayor matt mehan visited a similar site in san diego last summer to bring lessons back to san jose. >> our goal is to stabilize folks, assess their needs, connect them to case management, and help them move on to a longer term setting within 30 days. >> the safe sleeping site is set to open in june. we'll report back to you on how it's working. well, a lot more to bring you here on this monday. it's a heist movie come to life. unbelievable. thieves dig their way into a jewelry store and make off with $20 million in gold. california is seeing tourism slow down. and now it's turning to canada for a solution. >> ahead in sports, the valkyries take part in their first ever wnba draft. we got all the details on their three picks tonight. >> all right. thanks, chris. all that's coming up as well as jimmy kimmel tonight. and here's what you can expect right after abc seven news at 11. jimmy. >> thanks, dan. stay up in the force will be in you tonight. is it true that your grandfather had possession of the body of john wilkes booth? >> well, yes and (vo) you were diagnosed with thyroid eye di

she was at an event in san diego where she made it clear that she has no idea what a.i.i heard i think it was a letter or a report that i heard this morning. i wish i could remember the source, but that there is a school system that's going to start making sure that first graders or even pre-ks have a-1 teaching every year starting that far down in the grades. and that's a wonderful thing. >> jimmy: yeah. it really is wonderful. it was wonderful! you're right on that! >> it wasn't all that long ago, we're going have internet in our schools. whoop. now, let's do a-1 and how can that be helpful. >> jimmy: the woman running the department of education is the only person in america who doesn't know about a.i.! or maybe she does know. maybe she's telling us the way to better learning is steak sauce! >> here, this is for school. >> what do i say? >> it's just for you for school. >> oh. okay. um, thanks. >> here you go. this is for school. >> school? >> here, this is for school. >> what in the world? >> here, this is for school. you don't want it? it's for school. it's for you

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computer screams at home across san diego county swayed.e. >> check out these light fixtures a swinging. folks impacted by the quake took to social media. >> literally, my whole house was shaking. >> mary: seven aftershocks were immediately reported after the initial quake. neighborhoods in the southwest are dealing with an invasion of wild animals that are a nuisance, biting residents and rummaging through trash. they look a lot like pigs but they are not. alison hall tells us what they really are. >> it's an invasion. what are these strange creatures taking over entire neighborhoods in tucson and other cities in the southwest? they have snouts and they look like pigs. but they are not. they are actually called have a lean eyes. social media is flooded with deos of the beasts roaming about like they own the place. >> i see the same pack over and over again, other than the garbage cans being knocked over, if you have really nice succulent plants, they will eat the whole thing, and they are actually a nuisance. don't go out. >> javelinas are

mayor matt mehan visited a similar site in san diego last summer to bring lessons back to san jose. >> our goal is to stabilize folks, assess their needs, connect them to case management, and help them move on to a longer term setting within 30 days. >> the safe sleeping site is set to open in june. we'll report back to you on how it's working. well, a lot more to bring you here on this monday. it's a heist movie come to life. unbelievable. thieves dig their way into a jewelry store and make off with $20 million in gold. california is seeing tourism slow down. and now it's turning to canada for a solution. >> ahead in sports, the valkyries take part in their first ever wnba draft. we got all the details on their three picks tonight. >> all right. thanks, chris. all that's coming up as well as jimmy kimmel tonight. and here's what you can expect right after abc seven news at 11. jimmy. >> thanks, dan. stay up in the force will be in you tonight. is it true that your grandfather had possession of the body of john wilkes booth? >> well, yes and no. >> i on robinhood. purpose-built for ho

activated our earthquake plan here in the san diego county area. de la región, también está presente la posibilidad de que en cualquier momento llegue otro mucho más fuerte y destructivo. específicamente ocurrió en una zona de falla que se conoce como elsinor. pero esta zona de falla es parte del sistema san andreas, así que si tienen una relación, esperar un gran terremoto en esta falla, pues no es tan probable, porque la historia geológica no apunta a que es una falla que tienese potencial. además de a lo largo de todo el condado de san diego, el movimiento telúrico también fue perceptible en áreas como los Ángeles, tijuana y rosarito. al ser julian una pequeña comunidad que depende en gran medida en la derrama económica de los visitantes, esperan este fenómeno de la madre naturaleza no les afecte en este periodo vacacional. esperamos. esperamos que siga viniendo la gente, ya que ya que somos un pueblo turístico y dependemos del turismo. 3 someone just ran into me. ahí lo ve usted captado en cámara cruda. ese momento cuando un coche fuera de cont

but the quake did prompt a brief evacuations in downtown san diego, caltrans san diego, sharing pictures of rock slides around the area. there were at least 7 aftershocks reported video from the san diego zoo. safari park showed an interesting reaction from a herd of african elephants coming together from a tight circle during the quake. staying that way for several minutes. zoo officials say it's called an alert circle, herds, way of protecting the young from threats. the statewide earthquake, early warning system did trigger it alerted people as far north as los angeles county of that earthquake. >> happening tomorrow, election day in the city of oakland for a new mayor. the city's top 2 candidates, former council member loren taylor and former congresswoman barbara lee vying for votes ahead of the big day. kron four's terisa stasio reports. >> with the clock winding down this a critical election for oakland. we have to turn things around. safety is a big issue for everyone. everyone wants to feel safe. the 2 top candidates for oakland's next mayor racing against time. former oakland c

the magnitude 5.2 was centered in julian, about 60 miles northeast of san diego. it was located on the elsinore fault zone, which is known as a large one, but usually very quiet. >> so that's kind of a little sibling to the big san andreas fault. and it's the largest earthquake on that specific fault zone since 1983. >> a uc san diego phd student created this simulation showing the seismic waves. and take a look at how elephants at the san diego zoo safari park reacted to the quake. video posted online shows the herd creating a circle with larger elephants surrounding smaller ones to protect them. zoo keepers say this is a natural response to perceived threats. tonight, the animals are safe and back to their usual behavior. president trump has a plan that could allow u.s. troops to detain migrants along the southern border. the president says he is turning over a strip of federal land that runs through california, arizona and new mexico to the defense department. it's about 60ft wide and known as the roosevelt reservation. it will become part of a u.s. army post. e

a shaky start to the week for people around san diego and. elon musk. palo >>alto, >>the home >>tesla >>engine. why some people crossing the street in the peninsula were hearing messages from the richest man on the planet. >>hi, i'm sara donchey. tomorrow could be the start of a new era in oakland when voters choose a new mayor. the two frontrunners, barbara lee and lauren taylor, have a long history with the city already, and they're hoping to add to it with an election day victory for the mayor's office. so whoever wins, though, will have their hands full immediately. with the big budget crisis and public safety top of mind for voters. also on the ballot tomorrow is district two council seat and a sales tax increase. our amanda hari caught up with early voters. >>there just learned over the years. just smiling. yeah. >>oakland will soon have a new mayor. tuesday, april 15th is the last day to vote in the special election. despite the high stakes, the alameda county deputy registrar says less than 20% of voters have returned their ballots. but in the f

that's after a 5.2 earthquake rattled san diego county.st la. it was initially reported as a 6.0, but then was downgraded shortly after. and despite that very tangible shaking, there were no reports of injuries or major damage. >> now to our weather. warm inland cool on the coast for much of the day, as we do give you a live look outside from our emeryville camera looking toward the bay bridge. on this monday night. i was on the golden gate bridge earlier today in the fog was in. >> yes, things are looking good out there tonight though. meteorologist steve paulson. hey there. >> a blast from the past here. >> how's it going this evening? >> going well. i thought i'd have my feet on the desk, but. no, i actually have something to talk about. here we go. yes. not only big fog bank, but maybe a little splash and dash. action. action tomorrow? no. yes, we do have temperatures that have plunged into the 50s here. everyone was just with that fog bank and that onshore breeze. it was. that's that. lights out. temperatures are running significantly

sides that happened around the region and also video from the san diego zoo safari park showing heard of african elephants. you can see them here coming together to form a tight circle. zoo officials say this behavior is called an alert circle and as the herds way of protecting they're young from any threats. >> i weather turned out a little different around the bay area today. some low clouds fog speeding along the coastline was sunshine. continue to bring temperatures well above the average inland tomorrow, we're all going feel the effects of that cool ocean breeze kicking in late in the day. low clouds and fog surging into the bay. now and making its way well onshore overnight. so mostly cloudy, start to your day tomorrow morning and it's going to continue. the clouds are likely some drizzle along the immediate coastline as we head toward about 10 o'clock in the morning. a couple of sunny break showing up least in the valleys. but temperatures going to be a lot cooler. we'll have more on your 10 10 coming up in a few minutes. >> mark zuckerberg and real ones called me shot. >> a bi

this is a small town about an hour east of san diego. the shaking could be felt as far away, though, as palm springs. we have not heard of any injuries or serious damage, but a lot of broken bottles on the ground. this is a liquor store in julian. there are also some minor aftershocks and some minor slides there. and check this out. elephants at the san diego zoo forming an alert circle. the zoo says elephants have the unique ability to feel sounds through their feet. pretty remarkable. and this is a natural response to perceived threats. the herd of elephants, by the way, are now back to their regular routine. also tonight, a new approach to helping the homeless in the south bay. san jose's mayor matt mahan joining city leaders, city leaders to break ground on the first safe sleeping site. it will beuilt on east taylor street and will offer 56 tent sites and support services. taylor street will serve as a navigation center, a first stop for those currently living on our streets and in our creeks on their journey to a better life, and th

some frantic moments as a quake strikes san diego county. we're hearing from people near the epicenter, and we'll take you inside chase center, where the valkyries are picking their brand new team in the wnba draft. who's on their roster so far. >paul>across the bay area, we're seeing the fog streaming through the golden gate and swallowing up san francisco. the influence of the marine layer kept temperature in the city at 60 degrees. only 50s along the coast but inland made it up into the mid 80s. a little narrow down that gap as we head through the next few days. details coming up in first alert i guess what i'm looking for from you is, i mean, i know how the fire affected me, and there's always a constant fear that who's to say something like that won't happen again? that's fair. we committed to underground, 10,000 miles of electric line. you look back at where we were 10 years ago and we are in a completely different place today, and it's because of how we need to care for our communities and our customers. i hope that's true. [joe] that

so my when i was getting my master's degree in geography from san diego state university i did my thesis on neighborhood character. and so that's my area of expertise. and so i've been following this very closely this up zoning very interested in the topic. and it's going to have a big effects on the city. but my neighbors and my friends and businesses, they're not aware of the project as much as i am. and so this is just a very sensible legislation that i hope you support on it. just thank you to supervisor chan for bringing this forward. i know i'm a renter. i have two roommates and whenever we receive notices from the city we read it very carefully. we go to the website, we post on the refrigerator. we keep it up there. so i think just having people know about the project if it's going to affect them i think is just sensible legislation. so thank you so much for your support and everything that you do appreciate them. thank you for your comments. >> next speaker please. >> hello land use board griffin li district two resident represent and connect to their staff and neighborhood bette

a 5.2 magnitude quake rattled san diego county today. according to the usgs, this was a little after 10 o'clock and apparently struck along the elsinore fault zone and was preceded >> i guess several smaller aftershocks followed it. elsinore fault is considered the little sister to the san andreas fault. governor newsom's office said that it had been briefed on the quake in was coordinating with local authorities to assess damage and whether an emergency response was needed but haven't heard anything catastrophic out of there but an early morning fire near downtown berkeley. it destroyed the building. >> for a popular nonprofit, our conference, charles clifford report. >> well, right now near downtown berkeley, where you take a look behind me here. this is what remains of the east bay media center. this building has been here for almost a century. the center's been here for decades and now its future is uncertain. a total loss. the east bay media center, which was founded in 1980. >> is gone. fire crews responded here around 3 monday mor

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no reports of serious injuries or damage but this got our attention -- elephants at the san diego zootinctively circled around a little one in order to protect it. >> john: treasury secretary scott bessent said that today the u.s. and south korea -- a major exporter of cars -- will hold trade talks next week. as for china, bessent said there's a big deal to be done at some point. >> maurice: new cbs news poll 58% of americans oppose the presence of new tariffs. we are following closely the impact on small businesses, here is weijia jiang. >> reporter: right now businesses across the country are asking what would it be like if everything was made in the usa? we came to this town 50 miles east of burlington, vermont because one company here has already been doing that for 34 years -- let's check it out. from start to finish. >> this is the last step. >> reporter: every item at the vermont flannel company is made by hand. joe van deman is the ceo. how many people are on the production staff? >> we have about 15 to 20 people on our staff at any given time. >> reporter: so everything is ma

that's what they are working on here in mexico, 140 miles south of san diego in the tiny community ofartup that performed the study at the straus dairy farm is shifting into large scale production. this is the blue ocean barns seaweed farm. >> so this is called the sun tube. miles: the senior manager of operations expansion, hannah resetarits, gave me a tour. >> all of our cultures start in this room and then scale outside all the way up through our different vessel sizes. miles: outdoors, they scale up in 17,000-gallon shallow vessels. scientists are still learning what the seaweed likes, and what it doesn't. you're trying to scale up and still understand some basic science at the same time, which is a challenge, right? >> oh, 100%. yeah. it is something that makes this job very exciting. it also means that as we go, we are going back and improving our systems every day. miles: joan salwen is the co-founder and ceo of blue ocean barns. >> it became clear that this kind of finicky seaweed was not just going to become domesticated without a little bit of a fight. miles: the company has

maternal instincts also kicked in at the san diego zoo safari park. see the herd of african elephants, that is, they scramble during the earthquake and then they create what was called an alert circle. so the adult elephants surrounded the two youngsters, zuli and makaya. the herd was in that circle for about four minutes. you'll see them kind of making that, protecting the little ones. they stayed close after going back to normal. look at that. that was just their natural instinct to protect the little >paul>ones. yeah, that's pretty cool. >devin>yeah. >>yeah. smart. >devin>yeah. >>you do >devin>that with the babies >paul>and >>the little ones. the babies and the. the baby elephants. >paul>yeah. and your pets >devin>too? the puppies? >paul>yeah. drag them under the table. >devin>and your >paul>wife, i mean, she's going to be the one grabbing the dogs. yeah, she dives underneath the table anyway. yeah. let's take a look. what's happening? weather wise, we're going to be in for some changes here as we head through most of this week. big picture perspec